KennyR wrote:
The floppy disk: Standard 1.44 Mb but actually capable of around twice that, floppies just don't hold anything near the space we need today. Flash cards, USB sticks and packet-writing CD writer software have made them obsolete. Many PCs now are not sold with a floppy drive at all.
It was the USB-memory that finally did it.
The CRT screen:.
Forgot OLED that is gonna take away the last advantages of CRT brigthness and angel.
The VCR:
It gets integrated to a computer system. Because frankly harddiskrecorders is expensive and cheap dvd-recorders is crap.
Analogue broadcasts:
"Silent keys" in CB-amateur magazines. Analog is literaly dying.
Can anyone think of any more technologies that have been around for ages but that we're likely to see disappear in less than a decade?
The CD-ROM: It´s in the same position floppys was a few years ago, around only because it´s bootable.
The oilburning boiler:Its too expensive. And it´s not becoming cheaper..
The electrical home heating:It´s already dead.
3G mobiles:People like mobiles with actual coverage :lol:
